This research is to present a ninth-century Muslim polymath, Abu Zayd Al-Balkhi,and his theoretical contribution on the formation of epistemological equilibrium betweenmental disorder and mental health which tends be separated in history Westernpsychology. In phenomenal treatise, The Sustenance Body Soul, Al-Balkhi made abridge between ‘positive’ ‘negative’ psychology common clinical approaches...

techniques in use today, either in experimental or clinical cardiology, which are relatively new and of such importance that a thorough understanding of them is essential to the cardiologist." As an essay, the book warrants praise for its logical organization and clear development. However, it is doubtful that the cardiologist, or anyone, would gather "a thorough understanding" of modern cardio...

This paper is more a series of notes than a scholarly treatise. It focuses on certain achieve‐ ments of Aristotle, Boole and Tarski. The notes presented here using concepts introduced or formalized by Tarski contribute toward two main goals: comparing Aristotle’s system with one Boole constructed intending to broaden and to justify Aristotle’s, and giving a modern perspective to both logics. ...

The paper addresses two difficulties that arise in Treatise 1.2.5. First, Hume appears to be inconsistent when he denies that we have an idea of a vacuum or empty space yet allows for the idea of an “invisible and intangible distance.” My solution to this difficulty is to develop the overlooked possibility that Hume does not take the invisible and intangible distance to be a distance at all. Se...

Unstable pelvic ring fractures raise treatment challenges in severely injured patients. Ilio-sacral screw fixation is an elegant option for stabilising the posterior lesion, which is a common source of residual pain. This technique provides secure fixation. The first description can be found in a 1913 treatise by Lambotte [1]. In 1978, Letournel reported the treatment of sacro-iliac joint dislo...